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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-06-01

Professor ". z. BENNETT recently
performed an interesting experiment in
solidlfying carbonlc acid gas at the
University of Wooster. Carbon diox.
ide was generated in a cylinder Of Bes.
semer steel, under a pressure of 300C
pounds to the square Inch. From there
it was allowed 10 escape into a conden-
ser In the condition of solidifed gas.
resembling snowflakes in appearance.
The temperature of this solidified
gas is 16S degrees Fahrenheit be.
low zero. A small quantity of
this gas was then gathered and
pressed into so-called ''snow-ball. - ON
one side Of which was a small depres.
sion. The ball was placed in red hot
crucible, upon which the intense heat
OF a Bunsen burner was playing. A
little mercury and ether were dropped
into the depression on the "gas bal. +"
and, Notwithstanding the intense heat.
the mercury was Immediately frozen.
Professor Bennett then advanced one
step higher by setting the ether on fire.
but still he was enabled TO pick out the
frozen bulb OF mercury. An instance
of this last step, in which mercury was
frozen in fame as well rs over a red
hot crucible. has never been recorded In
science, and was perfectly original
with Professor Bennett.
Il Neig York scientist claims to have
discovered, along the Lehigh valley, a
hitherto unknown metal which will
some day supplant nickel in general
use. He was making an experiment
With an explosive substance mixed with
pulyerized furnace Stag, which, on being
heated, caused an explosion to take
place. Upon examining the crucible in
which the mixture had been, he found
that chemical process had taken
place by which an apparently valuable.
but hitherto unknown, metal had been
elimilated from the Stag. 1t was sill
very white in color, of fine, smooth
texture, and susceptible Of a brilliant
polish that no exposure will tarnish. 1t
was found to be malleable, ductile and
of great tenaclty, showing a tensile
resistance of 140,00 pounds to the
square inch. Further experiments
only confirmed the results of the first
trial, and a company has now been
formed for the purpose Of ''workingD
the large Stag banks along the LehIeb
valley for the new metal.
1hecurious "canals" On the surface of
Mars are like nothing else known, and
still remain unexplained. They are
seen as nearly straight lines, and appear
ike cuttings with parallel sides.
extending from sea to sea across the
planets continents. They are about
h;teen miles wide. They were discoy-
TED a few years ago by Schlaparelli. az
ilallan astronomer, and their existence
has since been confirmed hy sevsya'
other observerl
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-06-01

The only healthy life that man can
lead is one OF constantly increasing
faith.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-06-01

Inc best cough medicine is Piso's Cure
iof consumption. Sold everywhere. Csc.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-06-01

There is good deal of religion that
Is Ike morning cloud-as sOoE ss .he
sun gets hot it disappears.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-06-01

In ENGLAND the ShorthOrns are re-
garded as excellent dairy cattle, fol-
lowed by the Ayrshires. In ireland
the Kerry cow is the fayorite, while in
this country the Holstsin is considered
the heaviest mixer. The Jersey and
Guernsey cattle are regarded as super
ior butter-pr0ducers In America and
Europe, the Devons make the best
oxen, and the Herefords, Shorthorns,
Angus and Galloways the best and
greatest proportion of beef.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-06-01

Beware of suretyship for thy best
friends.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-06-01

Pdrdec Medicine Co.
GENTS In reply to yours OF late date,
asking ' q effect produced by the use of DR..
Pardee'S Rheumatic Remedy in my case" VIII
say that it cured me completely Of a very s.
we're attack of rheumatism and neural gia, and
| viii say still more for the benefit OF any who
may be similarly afflicted, that | haven't 4
doubt but that it will cure ANY CASE of rheu-
matism, even OF years standing, for | am
personally acquainted with many who to-day
are well and whose cases but a short time ago
were considered hopeless. The remedy is one
Of the best have ever known, and is destined
10 have q sale second 10 none as blood puri-
der. Respectfully YOURS,
BURT VAN HORN.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-06-01

FEED for very young chicks should
never he mushy. 1t should consist of
hard grains of oatmeal, or corn, or OF
cracked wheat, with hard boiled egg
for day or two, with chopped greens
of some kind. The chick has food pro-
vided for it for nearly or quite AS hours,
in fact for a longer time, but within "a
hours 1t is willing to eat something.
This should te as we have indicated.
some hard bits of grain. They will be
softened in the crop and glzzard. The
chick will pick up some little gravel
stones and the gizzarc will 60 to grind
ing. Thus a healthy action Of this or
gan is secured. Few people realize that
the gizZaId is both mill and stomach for
fowls which the gravel stones may be
SAID to be hens teeth.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-06-01

LAYER CAKE.-A delicious cake for
LAYER cake is made by taking two
whole eggs and the white of the third
egg; beat the whites and one large cup
of sugar until light, then add half a cup
OF butter and beat all until light; then
put in half a teacupful OF sweet milk.
Put the baking powder with the flour
in about the proportion of two tea
spoonfuls of powder to two cups OF
-four. Stir this in little at time,
and give 1t all a good beating before
putting it in the tins; flavor to suit
yourself. 1t Is good plan when max
ing nice cake to bake little bit or the
dough in a patty-pan before trusting
the rest OF it in the oven; then you can
see if it needs any attention. Some
times the flour and sugar vary in thick
ening qualities, and exact results can
not be obtained without this precau-
ton. IL the cake is too light add lit
tie -four, carefully sifted in. If it IS
tough little milk and trifle Of short
ening may be added.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-06-01

When death finds you, eternity bind
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-06-01
HOUSEHOLD.

Drowned POTATO SOUP.-A dokea
potatoes of fair size. half an onion.
sliced, two quarts of boiling water, iva
tabiespoonfuls of chopped parsley, tive
eggs beaten light, half a cuptul oil
milk; pepper, salt and cleared dripping
for frying; tablespoonful of butter.
Heat the dripping in round-bottomed
saucepan and fry the potatoes (peeled
very carefully, so as TO leave all the
starch in them, then left in cold water
for half an hour and onion to hne
brown; drain, drop them in the boiling
water and cook soft. Rub through
tho colanGer back into the kettle Wlth
the water in which they were boiled;
add the parsley, stir to bubbllng Doii
and season with pepper and salt. Heat
the milk in another saucepan, melt lhe
butter In it, add the eggs, stir one MIN
ute, take the soup-kettle from the lire,
pour in the milk and eggs and serve al
once. If the potatoes do not thicken
the water to purse roll the butter Ii
tablespoonful of -four and stir directly
into the soup.kettle instead OF into the
milk.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-06-01
8i1fousness

rs more general at this season than any "uei'
The bitter taste, offensive breath, coated tongue,
sick headache, drowsiness, dizziness anu lOss Vi
appetite make the victim miserable, ana uisAs
abe TO others. Hoods sarsapsrllia combines fhe
hest ant,-bIious remedies OF the vegetable king
dom. in such proportion as to derive their hest
medicinal effects with the least disturbance to
the whole system. This preparation Is SO wen
balanced in It's effects that 1t brings about
healthy action Of the entire human organism, re-
stores the appetite. and oyercomes that tired feel
ing Try it this season.
81 have taken not quite bottle of Hoods sar-
saparila and must say IT is one Of the best medi-
cI1es for giving an appetite and regulating the d.
gcstive organs, that ever heard Of" MRS n A.
T-,pau+ofa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-26
JoTTNdS ABOUT TOWN.

Cen Lunius Fairehid is at the Hotel Normaudis
Commissioner Newton has appointed william ). Rudd
supsrntsndsnt Of the public baths and William n. NO.
Defmott ~ his assistant
The Itsnan e.eursionists who have been making a
French line steamship La BouraoRne
The Old pannlan Steamship Company has sold to tie
city l23 foo bulkheaa az tho foot of Reach street
North River, 'or STjuD. The EAnBfor recorded
yesterday
The body OF Il-yeArold Eugene McArdle. who was
In the Perry street slip
Thomas MociSran, one Of the o'dsst oompostors
In this city, fell while At work In tho composing
rooms 2: the Epsntrg Tsera esterday and injured W.
same lag lilo was taken to Chambers Street Hospital
Mr. A. Curtis Bond. who wrote 10 Mayor Hewitt about
tho unjust enforcement Of the dog law invites
Of dogs In his city 70 communicate with Lin at o East
Appropriateness with the idea OF forming RsNooia
the rresent dog law"
The E5.liiuute time table from o \. N. uptii r. NJ
will he IN rec b. the rpn ntrslnbAt CONF hny m
toncy slap route a. uhN and The steamer fRFns viii
Iake m0r.f * an aftonaoa trt.u 10 Long branch H
hlAt, lsnSie West lwrhiythird street aiiA Per y, H.,
direct for tib ocean piers.
Ths Chrsas Apartment House Company has decided
10 Aauo u uolup bondA and for lhe security Of Ire
payment or ~ oh bonds has executed mortgage on III
hslss. SPAg1esP. house y wsss s.Tssi =
bonds are dusoa june ]. ie0T
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-26
BROOKLYN:

James 10 the winner OF the diamond pin
TO the best pool player in the Oxford Club
There will be displays of fireworks 81 Fort Greene,
Washington Park, Tonpkins Park and In North Tpnth
and Drigss streets IN July D.
Secretary Whitney who was expected at tho navy
that he could not come until tomorrow morning
nue., died suddenly yesterday q fulton FERRY boat
lie was builder and had Just started for his farm IN
ConnecsicuI ho leasess widow and four children.
The board OF Estimae has rseonsdered its action in
srensnR my pay Ok policeman Before the budget 10
salaries OF policemen and frenen Of the loW es grade
BY the explosion Of an oil SIN at Bush & penslow's
works nj the foot OF Forish yesterday ParcS
White; aged a. Of ~ thirty hnii slrsot and Henry
NchoS aked - OF u Tirst street. were severed burned
The Eey DT; Ilpgh smith CARPENTER has declined tho
vail z n .as ws0S ~ rsss
oreene Presbyterian Church after PaAtor stAnnlons
expuik!on.
John 5. L0veaire. . war veteran and n member OF
Iansisid post o. 4 r. having hssn reject ed an sp-
6rng the matter Into ho courts asserting hal lie law
In favor OF Mlon fOdis the over
tho other candidates for tho place,
Tho ANIMAL excursion Of p month Sunday school took
place yesterday " was one o. hrArEeSt IN the church
history, The 1rand Republic carried .hu chdrcn 90
Entnn Font Gro1s whPre ILere were ienle parties
dAnciaR and other AnUHenchth MANY bf the teAdnlt
members VI thr church went along
The Will seymour L. ilusrrd has been offered for
probate To Jhr widow The family mabaGn In linton
W conEldt rAIle real estate and large life pBursucs
policy are BEG ieatled Matilda u. Ruyted, niece. ro.
sey9s Ihs Msons q Sotsa ai6 the Tssdas q he ts
ase ss ne ne sasT sl
SISdSfIsE 0rcnwsa ssasin-isw. -.''' --s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-26
DIGGING THEIR COMRADES OUT;
n Gang Of Men BtraiRins Every Nerve Il
Save Imprisoned Miners.

n Gang Of Men straiains Every Nerve to
Save Imprisoned Miners.
VIRGINIA, New June 25.-The Gould and
Curry mine caught fire last eveaing. Nearly
all the miners escaped. but six men were i'm
prisoned In tho Best and Belcher mine and
four men were shut OF from escape in the 800
foot level and five mon in the 4O0-foot level Of
the Gould and Curry mine, making In all If
teen miners imprisoned. Engines are busily
engaged, pumping air TO: the leyels wha-a the
miners are Imprisoned. Thousands Of persons
surround the mines, and the most intense ex-
citemont prevails.
reaseqing party finally mapagsd tS reach SG:h
miners dead. They had evidently boon as
phyxiated while endeavorinx to escape. The
Of hs mnSys are
Andrew, Bean. Morgan was married only q
will lose her reason.
Unavalling efforts were repeatedly made to-
day to rescue the six miners entombed In the
Best and Belcher mino. The fire was extin-
guished about noon to-day and the cage was
sent down. but was driven back after 1t had
reached the 900 foot level. Relays Of miners
arc tunneIling through from the Consolidated
imprisoned miners BY noon to.morrow.
slight. 1t Is known that the imprisoned men
were alive at O'Clock this morning. which fact
has occasloned great energy on tho part OF tho
relief parties, who IRE making superhuman
efforts In the hope that the entombed men may
still be alive whom tho tunnel is completed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-26
Yx1B FRxsHMHN WIN
They Led the Pcnpsylvanla Grew frsn the
start, Winning by Ii Lengths.

TAsy Led the Pcn.sylvanIa Grew frsn the
Start, Winning by Ii LenGths.
NEW LONDON, June 25.-The weather was
perfect and the water In nne condition when
the two-mile straishtawsy race between the
freshmen Of the upiysfsities Of Yale and
Pennsylvania was called this afternoon.
After the boats had boon aligned at
5:1s 1t was discovered that the rudder
gearing Of the Yale shell was working badly,
and the Yale shell was towed back to tho Yale
quarters, two miles up the river. This caused
an hour Of waiting, during which time the
Columbia University and Harvard University
freshmen crews pulled over tho course.
At 7:01 Yale had taken her position on the
east side Of tho two-mile flag, and Pennsylva-
mia was backing up to her place on the west.
Tho boats were quickly In line. and at 7:05:A
both crews took water simultaneously, and the
be tho winner The action 81 the Yale mon
was nasnIilcSnt their stroke tall: vigorous.
sPPpns tho sn" wa,sr instead DIPPING
their blades :auarely M and throwing ", %Hp
ss ~ for yssp IL
AZ the half mile, which wss g. psssed by Yale il n
h mp to So su; ts ny
pulling in time. Yale passed the mile in 4:52H.
four lengths n front and sill Hrrrison made
doing better than thirty-four; The. mile
and half was covered by Yale In
Harrison then dropped his stroke to SO. and his
crew rowed vol in hand and finished at III 40
In minutes % seconds, five and half lengths
the official time by half miles:
Yale. frat half. 22l; second. 4:sah third, o:as;
Psni.syivan!ss arss hail. a.aa second s:Ia; third.
723; hurth, lOaSH
The Harvard and Columbia crews were ON
College gave q fine exhibition of thQir pro-
iicienSy, easily holding pace with the leaders,
The batting on Mondays event is even.
Tho Harvard and Columbia seniors are very
evenly matched. and sympathy, rather than
be rowed over the four-mile course at ?. II.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-26
LOSSES BY EIRE

SPA was burned Yesterday afternoon, twenty .sevtn
hundred bales 81 lutte fifty bales Snny 100 bales Of
alum, and two frcigh. cars were also consumed Loss
S1LuD. Insurance, $1,000
The kindinR wood factory Of I.angton 4 Crawford
Philntephia was burned yesterday morning. with an
ADJOINING Dwelling house occupied BY Thomas II. Zen.
HStL who with b'h w:n and Children narrowiy escaped
f0E!.s stable were spfncAied, and several adiairng
buildings were Dhilly damaged Total loss about 81 Ok
sonyiie fia was burned on rrliay Night 10 was 90
oupisd BY CLARK I,OftuA fnrniturei Watson 90,
dr,gS and salls Bros, leather Loss on baiidnE and
STOCK <$Lo0O; ihslfanca about fjoup 70 supposed
that thFe who In the building rypg To save
eooda Ehsn the val crashed In were ktheG 1x otksrs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-26
SOCIALISM, PURE AND uNDEFILED.
1t Leads Out OF tho George Party and Z,
tonds Even to Heaven.

1t Leads Out OF tho George Party and Ex-
tonds Even to Heaven.
Mr.. Laurence Gronlund by his lecture on
he Corpora tive Commonwealth" last even-
ing In the Germania Assembly Rooms stirred
up much curiosity. and for two hours after he
was fired at with questions. co.,
Mr.. Gronlund defined the cooperative COM
monwealth as the society that insures every
ono Of its citlzens-n general insurance COM
pRny. In which every citizen. contributes
premiums in tho shape Of labor. which insures
to him oil tho nocessaries OF lie. .. .---
Tho fundamental wrong In tho society Of to-
day, he said, Ii tho wage systom In vogue.
which has deprived tho laborinR masses of half
the products Of their work. putting 1t into tho
pockets Of capitalists, and thus locking up the
power, OF eapital to DO good, In, the CO.
operative commonwealth society will not be
throat oompetit Gia Be- aSoRlishsd TSsre
Ssse opH ~
comn'on interests. Socially there viii 30 great
hsn o Sns S W "a Reon VIII
n9ygishes the shocking habit q trying to get
ism teachqs that mans destiny Is everywhere
equal. and that any one who gets anything for
hMso g hsvs GATED Il %p HS Sr 0Rs or also
in the United States. but his theory i Is Insult.
Hs Sp IL sb bs hs Wien TSSa nes 1
kernel Of the matter, he Ia radically different
from ", and we must part company with him. "
you'd be established In the course OF twenty
i've years, probably IN England irst- MIR.
GsSniI9d In greet dssrSs the
party OF last fall
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-26
TIE AMERroAx pEnnE
@. m. Todd wins the Great Three-yesr-eid
Race In Chiesgo.

q. III. TODD WINS the great TnFoe-yenfsoto
Race In chicago.
CHICAGO, June 25.-Chicago's annual sum-
NOR meeting began to-day ct Washington
Park. Tho attendance was enormous, ana
was the largest ever seen on the grounds. The
attendance was estimated at $4,000 persons.
The Derby, estimated at $4,000 was won by
d. j. McCarty's chestnut colt, G. II. Todd. By
Joe Hooker. dam Rosa b., and was ridden BY
Hamilton. He was run out By another Cali
fornian, tho Baldwin ally, Miss Ford. with West
In the saddle.
First Race-All ages, one mile. Pools
Jacobin. $50; Aurelia. $50; tho field. $40.
Jacobtn won, Aurelia neck behind. Duke OF
Bourbon third, four lengths away. Time,
1:40k.
Second Rsoe-All ages, six furlongs. Pools
Modesty, $50; Katie A., slb; Allegheny, $40;
;$ Ss. ss FL & G'i' ss!'
Jfss; y sss.ss
snst as.o esg se.sSn ..essS sSs .s%s ds.sncs
Fourth hace-Ameriean Derby for three.
s$ 81 pup a. $s4s
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AS sG aoq n ,o ns nsee
ioHtross and jim doro FOLLOWING n shsir d
aS hSas turn As S' rr 1n;aSs
Ina tsIen To lssd: aSa was Sssa e i5op%s III
eo cola Tsnls GET. and into
hons d Sarey %a' sh s R''s sa
VI shp sFis'na the. ssnf &s. ss s'sEs sss
saa ssiss'}f ,sss = ii
c Hhpp as Terra na se sanss
s;ssaa and hs% s S ssTTyInS Ss a.
hss so aNas seoGTP So YaE third nearly two
old dii9 lille. siSs i've farsnss sii,
sv anSss ea %nG as aESsR %sa pSs.s
Length b sPG hall WnSn" s In
SS hSsS: ssss 'sss sss b ass
person Il 4 thousand had sny sScSsAs q q r. i;
dSnn the sG sssl hs' RsFi S.dr fs
Goliah or Miss Ford. and Whep IT. was
win was backing tho former there Eas q, rush
ofthe crowd 70 get It's money On: Mon almost
@ s soh ors s shsss s q TN S1
He res was &
equal Of which has not been seen 2. the P 25ss
season. 30 desirable was the prize that
one owner had shipped 3 horse nom
owners sent for Jockeys to come CLEO io9o
Eide Hinaoo Rose and, Andy Mecsrthy came
on from Brooklyn TO ride Terra, Gotta, horse
Fitted against these RIDERS was Murphy. the
famous Baldwin Jockey: End West alm nns,
ton. The, first Jockey Of the HasGi4 stable and
Though the odds had been as to / against
Todd little Or no money PRACTICALLY had been zen
Carey looked wcll and seemed At to 60 tho dis
lance, but the pace was too much for them all,
and at the finish only Todd and Miss Ford
were In the race.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-26
ARETHEY LITTLE B0ODLERSi
A STORMY INTERPOLATION GOING ON
IN LONG ISLAND CTTY.


csnsrector stafford Aecussa OF sayi.s n
weuid cost Hin 500 70 est q street
Cieanins Csntr.et frera The Aldermen
Long Island City politicians crowded Into
the City Hall last night to hear the continual
ton OF the Common Council Committees In.
yestieation Of Mayor Patrick Gleason's charges
against Contractor James Stafford. that he
bribed certain Aldermen In order 10 secure the
street cleaning contracts. Alderman Della
hanty then President OF the Board, who was
accused by Assessor Davren at the former
hearing, was on hand with young Lawyer
Daniel Noble. Saloon keeper Bernard Cassidy
one OF StafFords Two bondsmon on the con-
tract was questioned by Corporation Attorney
Walter J. Foster.
Q-Did stafford tell you that any Alderman had asked
him for money In connection with the oonffAesf A.
No. sir.
Odd he mention the name Of any Aidsrmanf A.
believe that all the Aldsrmens names were mentioned
but nothing particular about thom.
Q-Did STANFORD ever say snything about stakeholder,
or that shybody w% holding any money in connection
"e.HWhst did stafford say, Ale said that II would
"a. /. So e &; ssu, Go, think
S-HSas .s.Ss 70 use the money! x-Hs didn't
the: p sss s:as:s'' s
q~will you swear that no did not, Al don't think
fair question do you want mo 70 gsrn.sn III
nSt 81, me thhsho had had conversation with any OF
cassidy said that he told Stafford that When sa
would have to answer the questions PVT 70
him about his conyersations with stafford:
mentioned money to him In getting the con-
traft ,, .,ss c,,,,x ..ho. ho h,a
had never said anything to him about money:
MI. ,beiahantys name has got iRtc PUBLIC
aWyer n NoSe shs a Of usce
1SSss%sR on not ts On 1n tss"
sas!as Sonmist Sr S Is intsrested hers
May AJAX my question through your Honor
'As AssG. tfsS .e Ss sssas EES sit
Mr.. Noble put the same question to ohsir.
man tbs slMSttsoy who replied 70 the same enocs
You may ask. your question through me-
sold AlG Dc maj. Morris nss risng Ma,or
rs Yos n sEs hoana investsa
Cassidy testified tina. he did not aid Stafford .s
think that the contract Tss worth h hsv1pg
Point tessiied that Stafford told him on q ferry.
SsY $ds ~ f sEs. SY hsK.np. said h. asked.
Weren't you the lowest bidder?.'
Yea. Stafford answered. "butI need IT
-" That's an extraordinary proceeding" Mo-
yes. said Stafford. "the Aldermen arc
McKenna asked Stafford how he was going to
make any money out Of 1t. and Stafford ex-
planned how.
Mayor Gleason adjourned the investigation
to "Wednesday night He has applied to the the
City Treasurer to deliver the bond book into
his custody. The Mayor says that he has
several times demanded tho book and has not
boon allowed to look at It. He declares that no
has no knowledge Of the c4ty's bonded debt or
it's correctness. Tho order Is returnable on
July g.